One day I’m going to write more Punchin’ Bag, do a Kickstarter about it, and offer trading cards as a freebie. That’s at least one other graphic novel away, so in the meantime here are some images. This one’s Dividing Dude, with his finite mass. Thanks to Turner for the inks and embellishments on my breakdown (so comicy).
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One day I’m going to write more Punchin’ Bag, do a Kickstarter about it, and offer trading cards as a freebie. That’s at least one other graphic novel away, so in the meantime here are some images. This one’s Tex Arkana, an Americana hero. I couldn’t bring myself to fully color Turner’s work since he geared it toward BW so well, so I accented it more than anything.
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Over on Pencil Fight Club the prompt for January was to imagine the world 1,000 years in the future. As a fan of alternate future heroes, I thought I’d go mythological and imagine Icarus 3021 – a man who not only flies close to the sun, but walks on its plasmatic gassy surface in a very shiny suit. Good for a bit of fun and color practice.
This fall I’ve been working on a little Punchin’ Bag project to have ready for next “con season”. Here’s a preview of some of the panels.
For the upcoming print edition of The Punchin’ Bag, I decided to do a full color homage to Avengers #4 (or Captain America #337 for the more frugal among us) for the back cover. It’s pretty cool to see the color schemes I have in my head when I’m doing these black and whites actually come to life. Left to right, Flag-Bear-er, Dividing Dude, Tex Arkana, Dr. Sigma, and Blaxtreme.
Indefatigable Punchin’ Bag 1
Indefatigable is for when I decide to take a stab at color.
The Slim James 